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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-08-10
THE INTERSTATE ENCAMPMENT.
GREAT GATHERING NEAR THE
CITY OF SPAHrASRUKG.


The weather nt First Innuspic,ous. bat
thc sLi,s rr,r,,, r,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,
r,,coron,nn,n., ,,.,,,.,,,.,oe -,
,u,,,a
-"'''"' '''''''S "' '"''r'S''
The Interstate Farmers Summer En-
.comnmcnt wos duIv inouourotol 80
oI,,,
nf"rNilp"'8 GU L"eS""y tlo @u" 'uS''
The bad weather naturally dimln4 he'd
the crowd at first in attendance, but
whom ,ho ho,,r for o,,orin,r o,rivo,l ,,,o~,,
p0'.'l'''
was goodly crowd IN the pavilion pro
vidcd for their accommodation.
A. u o,,Iool, Tho Hon Johr "
~,
nonol" c"ile" VIC lpoS'in8 /" "."vf'
The stage was occuplcd Ivy the following
named gontlcmcn n. L. Wake, of
anorto,l,rro, ,ho ,,,, y n p-;1. tl,a
vac
DOH ~ W. "oiiOIu' ~ - IL. flcl' ing,
Col. A. l.. Butler, the Hon Il. :. Bcion,
of Collptnn. ~ l. NIoorc nf Sn,.t,n-
, A.
y" '''' i'o'I' ~ A. i"u1""' Oh Par
mnDufg, MY. l.. IL. kochc, Irol -. a,
DuPrc, j. ii. montgomery, Is. Il. Mont
8omcry, one aged larmcr from IvIas,
~, lytl Ia. ,,,t, TN. 1
"nt o;uct .''nt,n S"lSlC. GitiHenS;
nho W"h,G 70 sonio Jrrpr "ishop ,; Don IN,
WHY nno ,'cen ScicGVeo 10 ucllVcr IhG
of,o oRoninS pr"Soi, o'' npI e.ti'o NHtll
Ti.oi Tho .nu opon1,S o. tllo procSI"'i3s,
mo pi"SI' WIS VG3'' 'lore' oISr." up Wy
wy i;or. h 49, i'tH', GO, % t'ontYl'it'
d - 1t ut'i.''cT Ina .,'"y Silo "y'C,enov '''
s"to ro" 49,. NO. ,e'' % IIi",' Wv" ',tousnn' i'cI-
so',q; "ta N.Y. N.Y. NH, %Gi1 .o,S M'8o
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wh "tatnI tot -', ,oi, 'i
Of thc nrcsn"cn Of ,h" cnn,,n;so;",,"", u;,,,,O.'
from Tho fo,,r otLcr STAT Ga,'t ''J.' ~
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r. os,",,ir,, '' ,I,a cin;r 'a' To'i v,,,,o,
dolirnroJ aI'@1,t ! n.y.
which Ln nlrdrII him%rif ~, re- ' fn,tf', ~ ~
every noss;hlo yn,, tNH cl,icrtI -, ,hn
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-08-10

Premature decline Of power ia
either SEX however induced, speedily and
permanently cured. Book for 10 cents In
stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
sociation, 063 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-08-10

"Gumptlon" is derived from gum and
shun, and girl who has gumption Is Que
who shuns gum.
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Ghc Parnc County news.

We acknowledge the receipt of Vol.
|. 30. |, "i ia" rnrkc County News.
published Mt BriiEetOn, Iulunt. II is
with much interest that We pore over
the columns Of this paper which comes
right from home" the little town on
Zig lnccOJm Wh'rc for several ycnrs wc
we're 50 closely identified With the people
oi Bridgctou. E1rm the advertisements
ntc II interest. some Of them bearing
the names Of those who in former ycart
were our pupils at sand Bar College"
The News presents a healthy appear
nucr il advertising patronage, the me.
chunicil work il very good far the frat
issue AMI we wish the new venture that
success To which 1t IL entitled.
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Special Notice.

The people OF Elko and White Pine
counties are hereby notified that 1 will
pass through Elko October 3lst on my
route to the sectious above named; that
l shall be at Wells November LIST; Cher
ry Creek, November 4thi ~Sprucenont.
November 18th. i shall arrive and de-
part promptly on the dates advertised.
l do all kinds Of work in the dental pro-
fession, and those desiring my services.
especially in plate work. should come
early on my arrival at each place.
Respectfully,
On. j. J LEEK,
Eureka, New, Oct. 90, 1887. Dentist.
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Doubtful Compliments.

Tho FIRST page Of a 81. Paul uewspn.
per was recently dotted with portraits
Of many men. The 6rst line Of the dis
play healing thrt ~ cnmpnuic, ihc pic.
trrrs and reading mr;ter, read. IN vcrs
large letters: "A Iiogurs Gal cry"
Then fu,IDE"l tbo words. "ulslys con-.
ttruS some pretty torSh hooking physi
osnomi. :" nul thcn. afrr some other
,uikins line, came tlir wDri. IT, small. I
type. "hHt this gri.ry IL otn d.h.rpl
character, ibc pic.urc' rourcsrul iln
mcmhrw Of sho Miuag5Ota Legislature. 81
Appeal.
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The CIcycIu Rays.

Four imported Cleveland l'ay stall
ions nni IA" Ciyir.d,lc, Owned hy Mr.
Jss.c Hris. o. Font Collins, Colorado.
arrived this morning aud ARE quaticrcd
1t to" stub.cs oi T.. 4. Harris. They
i.c all fur nnimtl, aal al who admir-
, 20 Il horst, whether they desire to
purchase or not, thOu;d call Unj take
u lock ut them.
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DEPOT HorE1-CIark 4 Green Proprie.
tors.

Peter Boyle, Pnlisade; Jesse Harris
and wife Fl Collins, Col; II II Reed.
Andrew, Reeds Sta; Chns Iuggle,
Chas Mcpherson. Kit Bullnrd, Cbas
Christie, JAS Birkes, TuscaTora; J We'd
die, ID weddle, Hot Springs; NJ p
Booth, Austin; I Barry, Los Angeles:
T Harris, Mrs t L Harris and son,
Huntington; 10 Hennen, Pleasant; Z
Hansen, Sorenso Plesen, Wells; J II
Robinson, Lamollle; Mrs Wm Todd,
Miss Jenkins, Carlin; Mira Seabrey. G
Bosko, Geo Crawford, S L; II l. Fulton.
Frank Parker. Reno; John Diamond.
Elko.
J B Hall, Wells; Paul SchiEestroin,
South Fork; l. Z Whitefeld. S 2 Co; W
z House, Yves johnson, Toauo; J Ii
S%tnguinet, Moundi w 0 Young. EIko;
Il McKercher, d McAIillen, spruce.
mont; J b Moore, Ruby; Geo Shook.
Ogden; W Langridge, Tuscaroru; Vim
MIchell. Smith Greek; II Seigei, JP
Davenport, 5 +; w s Yates, line Vat
ley; Owen MuscOtt. JAS Connors. Aus
tin.
DR. Ii b Keeler & wife, T~uscarorp; G
NJ tlurshuz. CaudelnrIA L u Baum
Palisade; Z II Burt. Stocgton; J IL Rid
dell, Star; Ii johnson, Ii LiLequIsr,
Salt Lake.
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Fine S~tRIILoIAs-

Jesse Harris, Of Fort Collins, Colora-
do, will lie ut the stables of L. L. Hnr-
ris in Elko next week, about Tuesday
or Wednesday, with some fine imported
Cleveland Bay Stnliions, also one or
two imported Clydesdale SAllions.
which are for sale on favorable terms.
All persons who are interested in Bno
stock should not fail to see them.
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All kinds Of job work done neatly and
promptly, with ncw and stylish type, At
the INDEPENDENT office. The nest adj
vertising medium Ia Eastern Nevada ia
the Daily AMI Weekly ~ISpEPgSpGSi :.
Advertisers have the advantage Of the
columns Of both at very reasonable
rates. A limited am ubi OF space can
DO spared, aud arst come first served.
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tFrOD Tuesday. D.ily.l
SALMA0UaDI.

DR.. j. ]. Leck, the Eureka Dentist,
will lie here next Monday.
Zimmerman. the tailor, will make
you n suit or a single garment and war
rant u fit.
Il. l.. Fulton. of Reno, came up last
evening. stopped over night aud re-
turned this morning.
Hymn to be sung at the obsequies OF
a gentleman who didn't know it was
loaded: "a charge to keep / have"
The Cinciuatti Commercial Gazette
speaks Of Il petrided girl. She Was per-
haps crooked III tue cradle OF the deep
Appeal:-Ex-Assemblyman Han is
in tue city. He i, booming a big Me-
Nada land AMI cattle scheme, and there
Is lots OF solid merit III il.
Times-lleView:-H. L. Moore has
purchased and sent up from California
sixty or seventy young shorthorn bulls,
to be turned loose upon his range near
White Rock.
The Appeal inadvertently credits an
Article g. the iNDErEsDESr which APP
peaTed originally in IL Reno paper.
The Nevada Tr!buuc should make II
note Of this.
Our M rchauts are doing a good bust
moss. as they sell goods at reasonable
prices. There i now no good reason
Why You should send away Tor goods,
and nothing is to be gained by doing
SO.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Mcdonald
who took II few shots at her iather.in-
law III san Francisco, deposited $2.5gO
cash bail for disappearance for examim.
alton next Thursday, aud was reIascd
hom custody.
Mrs J. u. Abel received n letter from
Mrs. VI J. IIurt a Few days since. in
whiah the writer stated that Iir. :. s.
Sears i still confined t. hts led. TIE
many IicGiS OF EIr. Sears will regret to
hrNE a.! III, continued irdiSrositiom, but
hope FOR hi, speedy recovery.
Quite n number Of tie keepers Of
gambling houses III Virginia City have
been indicted by the GrInd Jury on II
rhtrG" of EnvIu: violated the Statute
sy....l, l..4. g.. IL. - .1st
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ncnth Of VIZ. ksnihsooh.

Lust Thursday evening NJ. Walter s.
ll"lbrook, Of The Dyugt Hotel. LEFT for
O~d,n on a visit I" bis family Who Ie-
side there. Iya,yrd.y morning ne r.
turned aud on his arrival received II
Telegram Announcing the death n;
kccmc, New Ifimpsh.re. OF his aged
mother whom lac had not seen for about
fourteen years. a few days since SIR.
lIOlhroOk received n letter from his for
mcr hOinr informing him Of the illness
OF his mother, and although her death
was not altogether unexpected, yet the
sudden announcement produced n
shock which only those who have been
placed III riwilur circumstances eau Gul
" realize; aud Mr.. HoibroUk bus tue
sincere 'ympa,Uies OF numerous friends
IN the loss Of u loved mvthcr whose
sudden death has brought sore nniic.
lion To- the heart OF an aG, ctionatr
sOn.
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hail nt IL. TInIIeck.
FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1887.

Preparations are being made to mako
this an enjoyable event. First class
music has been secured for the occa-
sion.
Plenty Of o for everybody to
dance.
IR' Tickets, including supper, 80 90.
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA-
TON OF TIME APP
POINTED FOR PROV
ING WILL, ETC.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
l. Of NoNsds, III aud Tor blko County.
I'm tho Matter OF the Estate OF
Muttie d. ItoEIcS DceensCd.

DURsUANT TO LAW, NOTICE ~ HERE
l. ~ gwen. tnst MopGAy. I . Itih day NO
Vcin o.f, A. d. 1851. at 9 O'Clock A.. ~. Of raid
dsy. sud the Court Room Of said Court. ut the
Court House la the said county Of Elkv have
Lseu appointed hs tho tiue and place for PROV.
ing the viii Of .,id Matte Il. Hogie. deceas.
oil, aud for bsA'ing the application u Matte 4.
Merritt, Robert Hobbs aud U. l. @. fsltchild
Tor the issuance ." them Of Le,,eIs Testsmen.
tsry, whom srn where any person interested
may appear and contest the siins.
o. u. RIsENAS.
Clerk.
Dated. Eiho. Ser., oet.. n, 1881.
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Iron T~hanaay'. Daily.L
sALMAauxDL.

tack when be sits down on me-.
George Eimore and family came in
from their ranch this afternoon.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is,
X. of 2. at Castle Hall tonight.
Col. J. d. Moore came up from Reno
yesterday and stopped over in town to-
day.
Billy Simpson arrived by last even
iug's train and will remain for u time in
Exc.
Miss Stnufer, Of winnemucca. is WIS.,
iting Mrs. Garrecht ut the White Sui
phur Springs.
To one who hasn't got o red there is
little consolation III knowing where lie
can get II square meal for % cents.
The Bed Rock Saloon has just put in
a fine looking glass which improves
the appearance of the place very much.
A. d. Farnsworih arrived from South
Fork to-day bringing in Mrs. Farms
worth, who is quite sick, for medical
t,aotnsn,
John COnger. Of Wells. is here in
h,.-
60.
r
Mrs ,Jnhn Eelsrh loft Last evaninr
-
$500
Sheriff A;well left this mo'ning for
Palisndc. Eureka and White Pine
ties for the purposa of suhpGnaing wit
ncsses in the case of State W. George
80,
PiocEe Record On Tuesday. willie
pIrs. James Rice. Of Spring Valley, was
engaged in scrubJiug the floors, her
daughter y. wears old, fell into tub
q. no, water and /, was so badly scrLd-
ed that i; died ia. next day.
The French steamer, Hinloostan,
which arrived ut MIrscillcs Tuesday
from New York, took fire the snme
night aud WAS entirely burned. She
hal 800 tons of merchandise on
board. which Was destroyed.
rr,.r 49,, , ~
-
Extraordinary nml Minister p!cnipOten-
iitry Of the United States to France,
whose portrait With IL sketch of his lie
was published in the lSDECE%DESr re.
g, ntly. died at his residence in Chicago
last saturday.
c .or.;ro1,, s, or.,i,, t,ou
G.. Con-, r.I;.,,r;, Nj rr,"o,or.
friends in this vicinity will lie pleased
to know that Notwithstanding lie was
quite sick Ut the time the letter referred
TO in these columns WAS written, lie is
o in the enjoyment OF his usual
health aud fine spirits.
H. ,,,o,o,oo tan ~ro,;,o In Ellie ;,sro
IN a.
., r., u,r.,, ., Ga. .,.,i--, ri;
J,v ror a., rvr,vor. r. b0a -.
,.r5.d b,u n, IN. Fn,t j. ov,,a ,b,,
there are no better nccom nc:ia.ions for
II dance anywhere in EASTERN Nevada
than at Fort Htlleck.
J,,,os r,,-L -; tho Do,o, uo,ol
., ,,,,.,,r No. IN ov,.n.i.. ou,,;.
x~,,,ot.,,,, a,.s no, ho,;.vo ,ho,1,
~ ,, l.. ,.roIr.,1
lii l., o,,.,...
- lin, ~ lana Mill
Of rroni.o anti h,s been settled TO the
satisfaction ~ all nor,ies and Withdrawn
f-om Cont The urrrerrcut wos STONED
hv c,pus.l ON both sides and L.cpis.
Perkins. The amount that Baldwin
mid in settlement i, withheld from the
public, bu, il is believed to be a hand
eo,r. .rm "LrcLy" baldwin no Jouit
,hi,Ls Li,rs,If lucky TO hny. III, matter
Tins settled.
there ave nearly 1860 cases where di-
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From Monday. Daily.l
kALaAGCNDL.

COLI. b. Moore left on the uoou train
for Reno.
Get resdy to take in the races next,
Friday and Saturday.
D. u. AEel and wife came in from For,
il"ileek this afternoon.
Col. J.. Is. Moore. OF Ruby Valley,
was III town yesterday.
Read the article Gu the State Uuiyer.
sity in another column.
Ills mornings tmiu arrived here nj
HOO over four hours late.
c. G. Warner arrived last might from
a tIip to Reno and Virginia City.
County Treasurer Hull collected taxes
last week to the amount of S77I 81.
VS. johnson, Of Toauo. spent yes
terday IN IovR aui returned last even.
ing.
a. J. Pullman cane in to-day, having
finished his job in Ruby Valley. aud lett
tuI' AFTERNOON Wit. WIN. Mitchell whose
house lie viii give an cvelhaulrng.
The testimony in the Morrow cas.
was coEciu!cd Saturday and after nr,u.
myht 10y counsel. which will PERHAPS
consume tie grrattr part Of to-day. the
celebrated case vail be given to the Jury,
perhaps ;Lis evening.
Virginia Chronicle: -No,vi,Ls.nul.
ing that Ayoub Kahn has Len killed
AMI barred 10y the iu.cigu c,rrrspouI-
cnt'. lie cyil n;'y does not believe the
report himself. AZ Il" ID g.. III rep.r
ing - mike it lively tyr tue ANGER of
Afrhauist II
4 Los Angeles dispatch Of the olst
Instant says: J. H. Oliver. who rnticcl
"a young gsrI unlurd Nellie Sa~sou awny
!rom Ter hon" ia San Berngrdruo and
lived with her ia adultery. WIS this
mo.nIrS rcntcL,rd t. III! Tor one year
Oliver deserted a vile an! children.
Sew York S,.r:- C~p.uc,.irrt
49,.
bv In. .,,r...,i '
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rr.. Ill,
r,rrfnlr o"
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a. O'"' '"''
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~ y
800, ' ''"' "S'"n''
.'''. avn" "''i '"I reporter
'''" "l.'''' ''l': -! have no fear u.
tue '''.'~ H'."' 7'"' 'V-T be Hbte
10 ~ ''' H. ri Ie.' his b~pn!-nrrn
III '"' 'n''H' or '''"~' courage to face
'"' N'-'''' "F'" ny Issue IA which lie
NkCo-i - ~. r.r,-.,
give testimony in fine lI,r,,. c,.. ~
H., behind tl,, s,gtp,c which ,.,.I-
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.

IsscED EVERY DAY. SUNDAYS Ex
i espted.
G. w. GROVER,
Editor and Proprietor
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FroI. Saturdays Daily.
tALaLSTSDI.

You can buy A noro cheap ut the
Gem.
Ham Mccain came down from Hal
iec& to-day.
This mornings train arrived here
nearly i've hours late.
II. Brucknau. the INSURANCE. man. i.
Registered at the Gcm.
Henry voigt aud Jro. McDermott, o.
Lainoiiie. are in town to-day.
On account 81 the concert the skat-
ing rink at Freeman Hall vii not lie
open tonight.
The Morrow trial in S6u Tranni,co il
progressing slowly. aud tie IuIIclt.oas
so far are favorable TO conviction.
Virginia Chronir!c:-M.s. Cleveland
didn't mean 1t. perhaps. but the pro.
PIE Of Ohio should administer tho nos,
dcIIhc,ate Kind O! suuO - the blatant
FoTnkrr III Eovrmbrr.
An Illinois tramp told a farmers wife
she ought - ir~f hin because she
- 4, ,rit
a.,
barn.
-
The Appeal charges TINT there nrr
~ vii" '"1~' I" "-7'"'T "'
thnperins with young girls. 1t iii, be
true II II the duty e every EpDh citizen
hr,,.. ,o.,r -,
o.,
'a'' O"''''' '"lH 'H' BUM
j"
-" ".''' 40 i'''''
'''' ~ e. '"."S H''''' o. lie
i,,,,
mn,
~''A' ~ VII" ~
S' NV ! '"''""'' UNI
~ '"' ''''''" l''' o' '"' county
"a 800" "'H'''' una VIII 40
"' W "'' ''"o promptly A"1 ~
I'll '
' i"' AIIt"' "-n "
''"'' NI' '''" '''''7'.' IL. ''''''
~ " ''''' ~ ''.7'" """ VI!
"'''''.S u"4' ""'' - '''7''t'' " u"l
''"'' u"'"' among "u' H"''' IL
''' "''' ''S"'r ''Fd''' LOT several y'"TS
h'''' e'''HS "y ""' "'Hit's l"
''''" '"' p'i"''t "'"e can n"i en-
p'"HnHeh' AT 'h'' on g. We DO not
want u boy who VIII Work II ie" wrecks
and then throw up the job, but "mr who
Will come l" stay. \ liz" opportunity
% learn a good 'r"d" Is ~" offered.
Norriston Herald An ancient omen
says that al two marriages "re ""'c-
pr"'ed S''nn'tH"e"u'I'' one Of 'h" bus
ana VAL ne Hui" omen l" no
doubt verified III every 'nN'arc"' but We
hr' prepare" 10 oe''e'o 'hH' Ia" ether
hi'OHha VIII me- 'o"' II La h'es long
enough
Cheyenne Stock j"urnnl:--rhe fatal
disease among M"utnnn horses, hy
which several hundred bend Of auimnls
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SUBSCRIPTION T

One copy. ON" =. fio co
one cply. "a uiohths. 3 40
Fur any period undrr GbK months. one dollar
per month. 'PsyAhis in advance.
Delivered by carrier In Elko nj - cents a week.
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RATES.

Will be made a. low a. Is Consistent with
SoEnd business ~priEciplSa. Apply At the Of
Gee for terms.
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WBvGSI TIOTIiI:Issi
DAIGItIgRS!

he YOUH OWN PnYSiCIANl A
lady who for years suffered from dis.
tressing female compluints. w~crknesscs.
etc, so common 10 her Rcx. and had
~drspaircd OF n cure. finally found RENE.
dics which ronyio''y cured her. Any
sufferer can use ihCtd nnd thus cure
herself, without the aid Of n physician.
From feelings oi gratitude she will send
fro 1rrtsotiptiona-which cured her
and an illustrated pamphlet entitled
"rmE SrErriSG SroSE 70 IIr,rrr,"
md full instructions, seated. Address
with 2 cent stamp. Mus. W. G..
HOLMES. 06s Broadway, N. Y. (N uuc
LAIs papot.)
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The ~wholctown was illun.n,tcd ihis
morning by the inmndescrrit countc.
nance OF Gabc iiDsEius. the occasion
for which will b. found under the np.
proprhic head in another Column. The
%yuunggtcr arrived Mt = O'Clock this
morning aud tho delighted father WINS
80 overcome by The in,"rcsiiug event
that he wucouscious'y seized his cofnci
aud aVokc the ,chots. md the 20 d
people Of Elko. with n solo of nplr".
pirate interest entitled IT'S Nice TO bc
u Father"
The lSpFrrSDFur cougrntulatcs The
happy parents on thcir achievement.
sud trusts that "Fnlhcr" lIrskins will
Lear his honors with becoming meek
ness aud resignation.
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pid and while it does not appear that the vol
une of trade in staple articles has greatly di-
mnished, there seems TO be a lack of animation
in general business. This kind of weather is not
only hard on coal dealers. but dry goods men
and handlers of produce. People refuse to buy
woolens extensively. as they haven't felt the
need OF them. Last spring they erowled at
Greeys management OF the weather because he
put in much ice. Now it is just as much too
warm for them Poultry and game, and fruits
get mellow very rapidly. But all this may be
changed within a week, and the balmy atmos-
phere comforts people with weak lungs to an ex-
tent to compensate for the loss of little filthy
lucre In prices to-day there were but few
changes. In all lines of dry goods prices rule
firm at the recently-revised quotations, and
stocks have been considerably reduced. Grocers
are having fair trade. Sugars retain their
strong tone, while coffees are rather shaky al
though not quotaby lower. Raisins. starch.
rice and spices are all firm at prices ranging
as for some time past. The provision market
continues excited, with advancing tendency
TO all descriptions OF hog products The produce
market drags. Apples and potatoes are in
prices maintained The commission men
seem inclined to let stock rot on their hands
rather than to weaken prices. Cabbage is
still selling at 81. 80 to 50 per barrel. and is
very scarce, as but little raised in this Sec
tlor. Butter is coming in freely. and prices
for after Thanksgiving. Poultry receipts con-
tinue large and prices weak. But little game is
coming in. In the other markets there is moth
ing calling tor mention.
GRAIN.
A cloud fitted over the local market to-day,
and prices were a shade weaker. Bidding on
Change was made with more caution Receipts
of all cereals were light Track bids to-day
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DUN s. CO.'S BUSINESS REVIEW.

An Oversuppy of Currency Induces Unusual
Activity in Trade Circles.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18--R G. Dun g. Co., in
their weekly rovIew of trade. say: More than
third of all the wheat which will leave the
farms throughout the country during the entire
year, was sold in this one city during the past
six days The reported sales reached 107. 800, 900
bu wheat %, 257. 600 corn, 1928, 900 barrels OIL
1.046. 400 bales cotton, and 468, 900 bags coffee
Wheat advanced Bic. corn 4sc, oats lie, oil 1sc,
and coffee &c. while cotton declined 1-16c; hogs,
pork and pork products were excited. hogs ris-
ing 40c per 100 lbs, and lard Zoe; tin jumped BIC
again, and copper nearly 1c. Appreciated
defciencyof supplies is the excuse for the ex-
cited advance in some products, but the bottom
fact is, that more currency is in circulation than
ever before. and treasury deposits with the
banks feed the speculative fever, while removing
the fear of monetary pressure at the chief cen
tiers of trade Business is generally active for
the season, though at some points retarded by
slow collections recent failures Exchanges
last week fell below those of the week last
year, but the great increase at most Western
and Southern cities still continues. AT Chicago
the relief after the hanging and funeral of the
Anarchists gives new impetus At Omaha
collections satisfactory and trade good. At
Milwaukee trade is slightly duller. At Memphis
serious damage results from the long drought
and prevalent fires, and Nashville finds fires and
failures embarrassment A bank failure af-
fects St. Louis. and money continues close at
Kansas City. Collections are dull there, slow
at mlW6ukoe, ana only 1dlf at NASHVILLE ana
Atlanta The great speculation in wheat
goes on in spite of decline of 100000
bu in October exports and g. 800, 900 bu in Sep
TENDER. but the quantity remaining on hand
Nov. l, after allowance for full years con-
sumption, was 100, 600, 600 bu, whereas the
ports for the remaining months of the last crop
year were 100. 76S 941 bu. Corn is excited be-
cause of the bureau reduction of so 600 900 bu il
its estimate. AT the same time pork products
and cattle rise. To-day's markets showed a
sharp reaction in grain. but whether the specu-
lation has eliminated no one can say. Cotton
has reacted but little from the great advance
caused by the bureau report, but receipts
tinue large beyond precedent. Stocks advanced
an average of 81 points from the lowest a month
ago, but showed some hesitation on Thursday
and Friday, under large sales from Europe and
elsewhere. Iron consumption continues large
and prices are well held. Coal is in great de-
msnd.
The business failures during the past seven
days number, for the United States, 205; for
Canada. ia total of PA, compared with 217
last week and 242 for the corresponding week of
last year.